Audio Visual Video Parsing (AVVP) [1]} is a newly introduced multi-modal task that involves detecting and localizing occurrences of events within the audio and visual streams of a video.
AVVP has numerous potential applications. It can directly contribute to audio-visual source separation[2]}  add citations, especially when the sources of audio are occluded in the video.
AVVP could also feed into downstream video understanding tasks (such as captioning or summarization) that could benefit from both audio and visual cues.
